Mastering GUI Programming with Python

Lists and tables

Lists and tables are very useful for presenting orderly information in a way that users can quickly parse.

An example of a list is as follows:

    <ul type=square>      <li>More players at once!  Have up to 72 players.</li>      <li>More teams!  Play with up to 16 teams!</li>      <li>Easier installation!  Simply:<ol>        <li>Copy the executable to your system.</li>        <li>Run it!</li>      </ol></li>      <li>Sound and music! &gt;16 Million colors on some systems!</li>    </ul>

Lists in Qt rich text can be of the ordered or unordered variety. In the preceding example, we have an unordered list (<ul>). The optional type attribute allows you to specify what kind of bullets should be used. In this case, we've chosen square; other options for unordered lists include ...